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1206	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prevalence Estimates of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus in the United States, Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS), 2007"2010 - CDC	The true prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is unknown. The objective of this study was 1) to provide the most current GDM prevalence reported on the birth certificate and the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) questionnaire and 2) to compare GDM prevalence from PRAMS across 2007–2008 and 2009–2010.	birth certificate data 0.411646 lowest prevalence 0.392095 maternal age 0.350917 PRAMS ascertains 0.37105 highest prevalence 0.398469 PRAMS researchers 0.378411 lower prevalence 0.379772 PRAMS questionnaires 0.393341 PRAMS states 0.386166 Pregnancy Study Groups 0.355299 percent positive agreement 0.356093 significant difference 0.353629 New York City 0.421014 lower GDM prevalence 0.523718 PRAMS excludes women 0.387642 PRAMS working group 0.37891 population-based prevalence estimates 0.418707 GDM rates 0.448762 birth certificate variable 0.363132 true GDM prevalence 0.535356 PRAMS questionnaire 0.480623 highest prevalence estimates 0.391101 gestational diabetes mellitus 0.401577 current GDM prevalence 0.569649 GDM diagnoses 0.449602	PRAMS phase 0.497672 live births 0.361971 GDM diagnosis 0.556422 PRAMS questions 0.379253 lowest prevalence estimate 0.388807 percent negative agreement 0.354942 United States 0.38451 GDM prevalence estimate 0.516013 impaired glucose tolerance 0.352002 true prevalence 0.421021 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.363579 gestational diabetes 0.46173 PRAMS data 0.393504 glucose tolerance 0.357932 GDM question 0.477969 diagnostic criteria 0.351994 birth certificate 0.733193 PRAMS 0.530557 GDM likely lies 0.456683 GDM prevalence estimates 0.562984 lowest GDM prevalence 0.530324 CDC PRAMS Team 0.377366 PRAMS survey participants 0.385688 GDM prevalence 0.901141	CLICK HERE
4431	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions A-Z Index - T	CDC Diseases and Conditions A-Z Index	Error processing SSI 0.844474 Whipworm Infection 0.695359 Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.507257 Clostridium tetani Infection 0.787747 processing SSI file 0.840166 (Tuberculosis) 0.79044 [Trichomonas Infection] 0.792526 Microsoft Word file 0.510948 Search Form Controls 0.667279 Sore Throat 0.496332 Francisella tularensis Infection 0.916905 Traumatic Brain Injury 0.632565 Mountain Spotted Fever 0.477934 Tuberculosis Training 0.488865 A-Z Index 0.837326 TB Surveillance Reports 0.713414 Rickettsia rickettsii Infection 0.780994 TB Education 0.718204 Tapeworm Infection 0.778311 (Lockjaw) Infection 0.504767 [Babesia Infection] 0.779905 Conditions A-Z Index 0.733242 Microsoft Excel file 0.505516	Tuberculosis Vaccine 0.482777 Taenia Infection 0.769373 Contact CDC 0.496756 [Toxoplasma Infection] 0.786741 Treponema pallidum Infection 0.770349 Trachoma Infection 0.704529 CDC Topics 0.580114 Search The CDC 0.53959 page options Skip 0.51895 Form Controls TOPIC 0.489686 Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm 0.482725 different file formats 0.508855 [Toxocara Infection] 0.798568 Trypanosoma cruzi Infection 0.764461 TB Testing 0.719772 HIV Coinfection 0.578144 Tuberculosis Skin Test 0.557075 Apple Quicktime file 0.50148 TB Data 0.69168 Mycobacterium tuberculosis Infection 0.85333 CDC A-Z 0.616496 Dipylidium Infection 0.708786 Adobe PDF file 0.502944	CLICK HERE
4724	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guidance for School Administrators to Help Reduce the Spread of Seasonal Influenza in K-12 Schools	Guidance for School Administrators to Help Reduce the Spread of Seasonal Influenza in K-12 Schools - CDC	seasonal flu vaccination 0.66222 Flu vaccination efforts 0.583758 severe flu 0.562555 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.436531 seasonal flu activity 0.613901 Flu Season Information 0.588241 seasonal flu vaccines 0.615095 U.S. Department 0.380914 Sick room staff 0.398068 public health department 0.421142 health department staff 0.387006 widespread flu activity 0.606289 quadrivalent flu vaccines 0.57643 Separate sick students 0.392828 School Administrators Associated 0.378511 Key Facts 0.377996 flu illness 0.583423 sick leave policies 0.386809 seasonal flu 0.7373 H3N2 Variant Influenza 0.392066 school-aged children 0.377875 schools 0.375066 high risk 0.524787 local flu situation 0.553359 School vaccination clinics 0.388486	United States 0.419293 severe flu illness 0.559709 students 0.397682 similar vaccine viruses 0.412464 flu virus 0.586713 flu outbreak 0.520485 sick room 0.41121 flu complications 0.528049 Influenza School-Located Vaccination 0.399224 Developing Flu-Related Complications 0.431516 no-touch trash cans 0.427989 Flu seasons 0.569138 public health 0.438667 flu-like symptoms 0.440662 adequate supplies 0.402942 flu vaccinations 0.535308 antiviral drugs 0.390079 grades K-12 education 0.3744 seasonal flu vaccine 0.615722 flu viruses 0.782658 staff 0.40538 state/local public health 0.384512 flu 0.925732 local public health 0.421149	CLICK HERE
5498	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Methyl Cellosolve® - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
5663	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	o-Chlorostyrene - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6554	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Percentage of Hospital Outpatient Department Visits in Which a Physician Assistant or Advance Practice Nurse* Was Seen - National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, United States, 1999-2009	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.497749 endorsement 0.447378 Alternate Text 0.486206 Human Services 0.563373 assistive technology 0.501459 U.S. Department 0.557209 MMWR HTML versions 0.554344 electronic PDF version 0.5465 percentage 0.415898 e-mail 0.429732 Contact GPO 0.503128 commercial sources 0.485824 hospital outpatient department 0.716112 National Hospital Ambulatory 0.566964 current prices 0.481131 nurse midwife 0.547324 original paper copy 0.544786 United States 0.486949 U.S. Government Printing 0.54571 Superintendent 0.416214 nurse practitioner 0.54345 assistance 0.415658 title 0.414719 percent 0.416303	MMWR readers 0.489082 character translation 0.48051 visits 0.486524 file 0.415764 MMWR paper copy 0.550845 physician present 0.495436 Persons 0.415828 format errors 0.483564 subject line 0.491947 Health 0.426524 advance practice nurse 0.937725 typeset documents 0.486959 trade names 0.485902 official text 0.479239 Estimates 0.415099 Medical Care Survey 0.559333 non-CDC sites 0.484691 physician assistant 0.664805 hospital outpatient departments 0.580861 report 0.414706 information 0.415778 Accommodation 0.414732 electronic conversions 0.480153 printable versions 0.477485	CLICK HERE
10834	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Human Papillomavirus-Related Cancers Among People Living With AIDS in Puerto Rico - CDC	The objective of this study was to estimate the incidence of cancer and human papillomavirus (HPV)–related cancers and the risk of death (by cancer status) among people living with AIDS (PLWA) in Puerto Rico. We used data from the Puerto Rico AIDS Surveillance Program and Central Cancer Registry (1985–2005). Cancers with highest incidence were cervix (299.6/100,000) for women and oral cavity/oropharynx for men (150.0/100,000); the greatest excess of cancer incidence for men (standardized incidence ratio, 86.8) and women (standardized incidence ratio, 52.8) was for anal cancer. PLWA who developed a cancer had decreased survival and increased risk of death compared with those who did not have cancer. Cancer control strategies for PLWA will be essential for improving their disease survival.	Cancer control strategies 0.512181 –related cancers 0.482749 oral cavity/oropharyngeal cancers 0.494596 AIDS Surveillance Program 0.512308 higher excess incidence 0.478544 non-HPV–related cancer 0.555788 non-HPV–related cancer category 0.491284 following HPV-related cancers 0.514247 Central Cancer Registry 0.595389 cancer status 0.582345 Puerto Rico Medical 0.568412 anal cancer prevention 0.521318 Puerto Rico population 0.560727 invasive primary cancers 0.497056 cancer survival 0.479802 Puerto Rico Incidence 0.565578 Natl Cancer Inst 0.516252 human papillomavirus-associated cancers 0.53123 certain HPV-related cancers 0.521985 anal cancer screening 0.537493 HPV-related cancers 0.74671 HPV-related invasive cancers 0.499447 Rico AIDS Surveillance 0.56878 non-HPV–related cancers 0.492559 HIV-related anal cancer 0.512684	AIDS diagnosis 0.630039 Puerto Rico 0.952885 cancer registry data 0.492174 Puerto Rico AIDS 0.628433 Rico Central Cancer 0.591487 Puerto Rico Central 0.568775 general population 0.505351 Puerto Rican population 0.513868 cancer risk analysis 0.510751 National Cancer Institute 0.493659 cancer burden 0.500982 cancer profile 0.483904 San Juan 0.499355 Puerto Rico Comprehensive 0.545981 PLWA 0.504744 Comprehensive Cancer Center 0.519448 anal cancer 0.662065 Comprehensive Center Cancer 0.490254 Rico Cancer Incidence 0.563945 standardized incidence ratio 0.564843 puerto rico vaccination 0.571456 et al 0.491562 cancer 0.784151 cancer incidence 0.580529	CLICK HERE
11600	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Vaccination Coverage Among Health Care Personnel —United States, 2013–14 Influenza Season	Carla L. Black, PhD1, Xin Yue, MPS, MS1, Sarah W. Ball, ScD2, Sara M.	influenza vaccination coverage 0.853794 general HCP personnel 0.497781 clinical HCP 0.552274 volunteer HCP members 0.491506 employer vaccination policies 0.439416 vaccination coverage 0.868234 Internet panel survey 0.631414 influenza vaccination levels 0.428981 nonclinical HCP 0.512474 vaccination status 0.403458 population Internet panels 0.30528 opt-in Internet panels 0.381278 Comprehensive vaccination strategies 0.433792 HCP vaccination coverage 0.730905 nurse practitioners/physician assistants 0.305596 facilities offering vaccination 0.397908 HCP population 0.466074 employer vaccination requirements 0.423527 HCP 0.996707 health care settings 0.423264 vaccination promotion 0.424486 free on-site vaccination 0.449044 unvaccinated HCP 0.482865 Internet panels 0.387222 HCP working 0.510548	vaccination availability 0.401165 vaccination 0.895765 higher HCP vaccination 0.633843 overall HCP influenza 0.536686 vaccination requirements 0.472472 higher vaccination coverage 0.474228 ascertain vaccination promotion 0.405676 food service workers 0.316509 on-site vaccination 0.449209 self-reported influenza vaccination 0.464187 HCP influenza vaccination 0.751892 Nonclinical personnel†† 0.308731 work settings 0.347349 clerical support workers 0.316708 seasonal vaccination coverage 0.429918 general population Internet 0.308658 vaccination promotion trend 0.404484 occupation type 0.344463 Carla L. Black 0.310489 Professional clinical HCP 0.535935 Internet panel sources 0.312919 influenza vaccination 0.868462 clinical personnel 0.312014 LTC settings 0.543738	CLICK HERE
13424	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Colorectal Cancer Identification Methods Among KansasMedicare Beneficiaries, 2008&ndash2010	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	CRC screening recommendations 0.561042 CRC testing 0.517332 CRC test 0.738479 CRC test procedure 0.547117 CRC identification classification 0.569802 Kansas Medicare beneficiaries 0.420925 double-contrast barium enema 0.449353 CRC mortality rates 0.572427 CRC diagnosis 0.568518 ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes 0.409492 population-based Kansas Cancer 0.393441 multiple CRC primaries 0.563521 diagnostic-identified CRC 0.517795 routine cancer screening 0.386286 CRC screening 0.786901 Kansas Medical Center 0.430404 CRC incidence 0.546631 New CRC cases 0.603857 population-based registry records 0.412498 diagnostic workup 0.383203 prior invasive CRC 0.558433 CRC 0.998697 CRC outcomes 0.544985 claims history 0.407253	logistic regression analysis 0.422218 administrative claims data 0.48101 surveillance-identified CRC 0.556501 CRC tests 0.6491 invasive CRC 0.57941 CRC cases 0.854582 CRC screening test 0.618102 CRC patients 0.537856 National Cancer Institute 0.405338 Kansas Cancer Registry 0.566694 CRC prevention 0.564944 screening/surveillance-identified CRC 0.671666 colonoscopy indication 0.383603 multiple logistic regression 0.388419 CRC symptom ICD-9-CM 0.560496 population-based cancer registry 0.471776 60-day window 0.406908 CRC screening rates 0.639759 population-based CRC cohort 0.557192 CRC identification 0.856771 Medicare-linked CRC cases 0.718848 CRC test indication 0.605763 CRC symptom diagnosis 0.576079 CRC identification methods 0.787166	CLICK HERE
13553	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Protective Actions for Radiation Emergencies - Get Inside, Stay Inside, Stay Tuned | Video	An accident at a nuclear power plant, a nuclear explosion, and a dirty bomb are examples of radiation emergencies. If a radiation emergency happens nearby, immediately leaving the area may not be the best course of action. Instead, emergency response officials may tell you to get inside a building and take shelter for a period of time. This is called sheltering in place. In this segment, you’ll learn how to get inside, stay inside, and stay tuned to protect yourself and your family. Other videos focused on protective actions for radiation emergencies can be found here: http://emergency.cdc.gov/radiation/protectiveactions.asp Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/wcms/videos/low-res/NCEH/2015/get_inside_stay_inside_stay_tuned_922280.mp4	Protective Actions 0.709571 Stay Tuned 0.909007	Radiation Emergencies 0.738127	CLICK HERE